Anyone with pics of all metal Damon 3 mx braces?

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blueriley
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Anyone with pics of all metal Damon 3 mx braces?

#1 Post by blueriley »

My ortho only uses the all metal Damon 3 mx. Has anyone had these and if so do you mind sharing a pic? :D

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#2 Post by jennielee81 »

HI!

I have one single damon 3 mx bracket on my lower arch. I've tried and tried to get a picture of it and I only seem to get a shiny blur. I will try again later today and post a picture here.

It is really a very kool looking bracket! VERY smooth and shiny.


Off to try and get a clear picture for you! Wish me luck!
"Life is an occasion; RISE TO IT!" --Mr. Magorium
I wore Damon 3's and Opals for 20 months at age 42. Braces off January 2007
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#3 Post by jennielee81 »

Here's a fairly good picture! THe MX is the one on the left. I am showing it along side a "regular" Damon III bracket so you can see the size. Believe me when I tell you this thing is very smooth and comfortable. I wish they were ALL mx's.


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They put this one on to replace a bracket I lost.

If this isn't a good enough picture, let me know...
"Life is an occasion; RISE TO IT!" --Mr. Magorium
I wore Damon 3's and Opals for 20 months at age 42. Braces off January 2007
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#4 Post by blueriley »

jennielee81 thanks for the pic :D . They look about the same size as the regular damon 3 brackets. Have you been pleased with your damons so far?

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#5 Post by mostro »

sorry to interrupt. just to say I also have the regular damon 3's and I am very satisfied. my teeth are starting to move and I don't feel discomfort from the brackets at all.

regards.

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#6 Post by bbsadmin »

Here is a page from the Ormco product catalog. The all-metal ones are on the bottom teeth:

http://www.ormco.com/products/promotion ... 3AndMX.pdf
I'm the owner/admin of this site. Had ceramic uppers, metal lowers ~3 years in my early 40's. Now in Hawley retainers at night!

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#7 Post by jennielee81 »

Yes, I do like my brackets very much. I have never had the traditional type so I don't have anything to compare against.

They've done their job nicely and are comfortable...well, as comfortable as braces can be I suppose. :wink:
"Life is an occasion; RISE TO IT!" --Mr. Magorium
I wore Damon 3's and Opals for 20 months at age 42. Braces off January 2007
http://www.archwired.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=3535 a little more about me here: http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/co ... 961130.htm

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#8 Post by braced4asmile »

I believe I have all mxs, based on the website Lynn referred to. I know I have Damon 3s; didn't know there were any other categories within that. The braces have been comfortable (as comfortable as they can be!!) with minor tweaking.

I've had a couple brackets come off since I've gotten them on June 14. When I went in to have one taken care of, the ortho decided to put some springs on my bottom teeth. The hygenist was practically jumping up and down in excitement on a new feature of the mxs. She was able to do a tie vertically so threading of the springs went really fast. My ortho just came back from a conference in which they talked about the vertical slot and said seeing how it worked on a patient like me made it worth the price of admission! It sure helped it make it easier for my crooked teeth to get springs attached.

Here's a pic of my braces right after getting them on.
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... And after adding the springs 2 weeks later ...

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Good luck to you! :lol:

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#9 Post by ebruce25 »

Here is a link to pictures I took tonight. I never realized how gross my teeth looked. lol. Anyways the top 6 are fitted with Damon 3, my bottom left and right cuspids also. The rest are all Damon MX. http://www.picturetrail.com/xk.trance

I've had them in two 8 weeks now. I go in tomorrow for an archwire change.

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#10 Post by blueriley »

I just wanted to thank everyone who posted pics/info on the damon brackets :D

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